Ants rush forest floor, busy work.

Meaning: This sentence describes ants scurrying around on the forest floor, busily working.

Choice of Words: Ants are small, hardworking insects that live in colonies. Rush means to move quickly and in a hurry. Forest floor is the ground of a forest, covered in leaves, twigs, and other debris. Busy means very active and engaged in work. Work is the effort you put into doing something.

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Related Expressions

• The busy ants scurried along the forest floor.
• Busy ants scurried along forest floor.
• Busy streets, cars rush by.
• The ants marched in a line across the forest floor.
• Tiny ants scurried along the forest floor in search of food.
• The busy ants carried food to their nest.
• The busy ants carried food to their colony.
• Worker ants are very busy.
• The busy ants marched in a long line.
• Busy ants march in line carrying small leaves.